Introduction
I came up with a physical theory for certain aspects of reality that showed that our solar system
had a wave equation solution, where the wave equation was developed for describing atomic
systems, among other things, and is at the heart of quantum physics, the modern physics that
describes thing on the micro-scale and our planetary system is on the macro-scale. I found it
was based on the Moon that orbits the Earth, which seems to be some kind of a natural
yardstick, and was further based on the unit of a second for measuring time as the base unit,
which I found turns out to be some kind of a natural constant. This natural constant of a
second also, in the theory, predicts the radius of a proton, the fundamental unit of the atom,
and as such a gap is bridged between the microcosmos and the macrocosmos. Further it
resulted in a description of the hydrocarbons, which are the backbones of the chemistry of life.
Bringing in the biological like this makes it the rudiments of a theory of everything,!
The interesting thing is, though, that the second was not designed, originally, as a natural
constant, but came to us ultimately from the ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia, who were
some of the first to settle down from hunting with stone spearpoints to invent agriculture,
mathematics, writing, metallurgy, architecture… to invent civilization.!
The idea was to divide the day into twelve hours, and measure each hour by the position of the
Sun in the sky, as measured by the shadow cast by a rod onto a plate with lines to measure the
time of day. They chose twelve hours in a day because 12 is the smallest abundant number,
which is to say it is evenly divisible by 1,2,3,4,6 whose sum is 16 which is greater than twelve. !
Their counting system was base 60 (sexagesimal) which means they started counting again
after counting to 60 where our system is base 10 (decimal) which mean we start counting again
after 10. They chose base 60 because sixty, aside from being an abundant number — its
divisors add up to a value greater than it, it is the first number divisible by the first 6 counting
numbers, 1,2,3,4,5,6 aside from being evenly divisible by 10,12,15,30.!
This lead to the ancient Babylonians dividing the hour into 60 minutes, and the minute into 60
seconds. This in the end lead to the ancient Greeks using it for astronomy, and the Italians to in
the Middle Ages build the first clocks with hours, minutes, and, seconds. In the end they gave
us our clocks and they way we measure time in the West, today. The ancient Egyptians,
separately and independently invented civilization from the Sumerians, but were never invaded
by tribes, like in Sumer, who stayed and adopted their math and writing, but rather were
isolated by desert, ocean, and forests, so as not to spread their invention of Mathematics,
writing, and architecture to the rest of the world, at least until they and the ancient Greeks
interacted and shared knowledges in several exchanges where ancient Greek scholars
wandered into Egypt. But, the ancient Egyptians also divided the day into 12 hours and
invented sun dials to tell time as such. However, we got the 12 hour day, or 24 hour day from
sunrise to sunrise and sunset to sunset, from the ancient Sumerians.!
However, myself, having been born in the West I was more aware of Sumer and Egypt, than
India, and indeed while Sumer and Egypt started civilizations, so did the people who brought it
to India, to the Dravidians, and the idea of transmigration of the soul who were from its
outskirts, who brought it from the Indus Valley where the rivers were, they were the Indus Valley
Civilization, just as old as Sumer and Egypt. It would seem civilizations always started along
rivers, the Tigris and Euphrates in Mesopotamia, and the Nile in Egypt.!
However, after having looked at my theory for reality in terms of the base 60 of Sumer that gave
us the second, and how its dynamics could have coincided with modern physics, and
suggesting that it was given to them by ancient Aliens, because they said they got their